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Ep. #1139: Giles Martin (opens the original)
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Giles Martin is here to discuss his work with the Beatles and the new deluxe reissue of their 1965 album, Rubber Soul , challenges and surprises he encountered delving into the original session tapes and his unique temporal mindset to mixing a sixty-year-old album, how the emotional tenor of a song can influence his technical approach, his history remixing Beatles music including Revolver and Sgt, Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band , why he supposes so many children of the Beatles and from within
Ep. #1138: Rick White and Julie Doiron (opens the original)
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Rick White and Julie Doiron are here to discuss Together , Julie performing an Eric’s Trip song with Status/Non-Status at Sappyfest, how Rick works on songs for people like the Sadies and why he wrote an eclectic record for Julie and him to sing on together, his retirement from music and why he returned, how losing friends like Dallas Good and Gord Downie might prompt them to work with each other as often as they can, a sudden unboxing, how Rick created Together ’s cover art, whether or not Eric
Ep. #1137: Protomartyr (opens the original)
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Joe Casey from Protomartyr returns to discuss Hotel Usona , raising a family who enjoy visiting the zoo, how having a child can focus one’s once random anger at the world in hopes that things might improve in the future, the United States of North America and my perception of Joe’s obsession with Alberta, Canada, how transient hotels and 1950s exotica inform this new record, nostalgia for a phonier, more terrible time, the rise of democratic socialism in America and the trap of the internet age,
Ep. #1136: Quicksand (opens the original)
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Walter Schreifels from Quicksand returns to discuss ‘Bring on the Psychics ,’ his recording studio in upstate New York, making a relatively short album and musical urgency, reflecting upon the foundational aspects of punk and hardcore in his life, a gorgeous new Quicksand song called “Days You Run To,” his dynamic and extremely powerful singing voice, timeless band names like Youth of Today and Minor Threat, why Quicksand is now a trio, a cross-Canada tour with Fucked Up, other future plans, and
Ep. #1135: Jake Xerxes Fussell (opens the original)
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Jake Xerxes Fussell returns to discuss his new album, The Old Beloved Path , us meeting up at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival just moments before I took my daughter to see AC/DC, Jake’s limited experiences at big shows beyond Bob Dylan’s and a band he’d love to see one day, a lengthy discussion about “Rock Island Line” and The Compleat Beatles , contemplating aging and transience, the historical implications of musical interpretation and adaptation, why Jake would rather write a book than a son
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